Height-adjustable worktables help maintain an ideal working height for easier assembly of computer mainframes. The in-floor design allows for computer mainframes to be rolled onto the table. The hydraulic-lift table can then be adjusted to the appropriate height for the task, minimizing awkward postures while working.
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At left, a locking system, designed in-house, prevents rolling while work is performed. Operators can also rotate the tabletop when necessary. |
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